TV shows that were canceled or have ended

All good (and bad) things must come to an end.

By Andrea Waguespack

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You will no longer be able to have a drink with Khloé. Her show Kocktails with Khloé has been put on indefinite hold while the reality star takes time to focus on her other jobs. Keep clicking to take a look at other TV shows that recently got the ax. less

You will no longer be able to have a drink with Khloé. Her show Kocktails with Khloé has been put on indefinite hold while the reality star takes time to focus on her other jobs. Keep clicking to take a ... more

You will no longer be able to have a drink with Khloé. Her show... Photo-9447709.83089 - Houston Chronicle

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CBS's "Angel from Hell" has gotten its wings clipped, but it's not the only one. Keep clicking to take a look at other TV shows that recently got the ax.

CBS's "Angel from Hell" has gotten its wings clipped, but it's not the only one. Keep clicking to take a look at other TV shows that recently got the ax.

"The Soup," the parody show hosted by comic Joel McHale, has been canned by the E! network, according to the Associated Press on Nov. 18. The show was originally titled "Talk Soup" when it premiered in 1991, and made fun of various talk shows. McHale has been host for 12 years, and the last show is set for Dec. 18. less

"The Soup," the parody show hosted by comic Joel McHale, has been canned by the E! network, according to the Associated Press on Nov. 18. The show was originally titled "Talk Soup" when it premiered in 1991, ... more

"The Soup," the parody show hosted by comic Joel... Photo-8027746.83089 - Houston Chronicle

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TNT's "Agent X," starring
Sharon Stone and Jeff Hephner star, was canceled in December after just one season.

TNT's "Agent X," starring Sharon Stone and Jeff Hephner star, was canceled in December after just one season.

Associated Press reported on July 28 that NBC has canceled the comedy "Welcome to Sweden,” starring Greg Poehler, the brother of "SNL" alum Amy Poehler. The network pulled the plug on the show — based on Greg Poehler’s real-life experience of falling in love with a Swedish woman — two weeks into its second season. less

Associated Press reported on July 28 that NBC has canceled the comedy "Welcome to Sweden,” starring Greg Poehler, the brother of "SNL" alum Amy Poehler. The network pulled the plug on the show — based on ... more

TLC has pulled "19 Kids and Counting" from its lineup after Josh Duggar was accused of child molestation. News broke earlier this year that Duggar was accused in 2002 of sexually assaulting five girls when he was 14. Some of the alleged victims were his sisters. less

TLC has pulled "19 Kids and Counting" from its lineup after Josh Duggar was accused of child molestation. News broke earlier this year that Duggar was accused in 2002 of sexually assaulting five girls when he ... more

NBC just took a bite out of your Thursday nights. "Hannibal," the "Silence of the Lambs" prequel, has been canceled after three seasons. According to the Hollywood Reporter, there may have been a rights issue surrounding trying to introduce Clarice Starling (the FBI agent played by Jodie Foster in the 1991 movie) in Season 4. Fannibals, aka fans of "Hannibal," took to Change.org with their petition to keep the show on air.